If you’re interested in a World War II period mystery, thriller, courtroom drama with a bit of art history, you may want to check out this Quick Take movie review of the Tri-Star pictures flick The Last Vermeer. This based-on a true story film follows a military investigator tracking down stolen works of art and searching for Nazi collaborators along the way. What is uncovered is a secret that can change the art world.

In theaters November 20^th, 2020.

Noel T. Manning II has been reviewing films for TV, radio, print and online for over three decades.

*Footage is used by permission for review purposes.

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